Dopp Juice Archive

This list reflects my independent work from 2003 – 2011. For a more current lens, check my LinkedIn profile.

Speaking and Facilitation: Technology

• Gave a webinar presentation called “Online Community Building: Create, Garden, Evolve” for Jvillage Network members (January 2011)
• Co-facilitated “Pimp My Website” day of workshops, organized by Reid Mihalko. (Oakland; January 2011)
• Guest co-host on Tummelvision podcast featuring Willow Witte. (December 2010)
• Gave a talk at the Online Community Unconference called “Free Culture is Your Goldmine” with Meitar Moscovitz (Mountain View; June 2010)
• Organized a social media discussion workshop series called “Deviants Online” (San Francisco; December 2009 – Feb 2010)
• Co-led a 90-minute workshop called “Building Your Brand with Social Media” at Seize the Moment, a journalism and social media conference (San Francisco; August 2009)
• Led two Geek Lab sessions at BlogHer 2009: “Hacking, Mashups, and Other Rebel Coding,” and “CMS Pros and Cons” (Chicago; July 2009)
• Panelist on the Indy Arts and Media Panel, “Online Promotion for Artists” (San Francisco; June 2009)
• Led a session at Woolfcamp 2009 called “Creating Spaces Instead of Content: Managing Community Blogs” (Santa Cruz; April 2009)
• Panelist in a session called “Coming Out On The Internet” at BlogHer 2008 (San Francisco; July 2008)
• Panelist on Access SF’s televised session called “DIY Internet Marketing” (San Francisco; Spring 2008)
• Led a session called “Project Management for Multitaskers” at Barcamp Block (Palo Alto; August 2007)
• Led a session at Woolfcamp 2006 called “Nifty Techie Bloggie Tools” (Santa Cruz; Spring 2006)

Speaking and Performance: Creative Writing & Social Issues

• Gave two talks at Brown University: “Labels Don’t Explain Me – How to talk about gender and sexuality with the ones who don’t understand” and “Beauty in Ambiguity: Gender, Community and the Internet.” (Providence, RI; February 2011)
• Spoke at Appalachian State University: “Beauty in Ambiguity: Gender, Community and the Internet.” (Boone, NC; February 2011)
• Performed a ten-minute story at Bawdy Storytelling (San Francisco; January 2011)
• Produced and performed in a group reading of confessions from Genderfork.com, featured at the Queer Open Mic (San Francisco; June 2010)
• Spoke at Oberlin College, performing a variation on “Sex, Queers, and Finding Home,” adapted for a trans and genderqueer audience. (Oberlin, Ohio; March 2010)
• Spoke at Allegheny College on the grey areas of gender and sexuality. Talk was titled, “Sex, Queers, and Finding Home.”  (Meadville, Pennsylvania; April 2009) (video clips)
• Performed at Working for the Weakened, a show curated by Sherilyn Connelly (September 2008)
• Co-host of San Francisco’s Queer Open Mic (July 2008 – 2011)
• Took first place in the 2008 Artists Circle Reunion Poetry Slam (Durham, NH; May 2008)
• Performed spoken word for Oyster River High School students with the Artists Circle (Spring, 2004)
• Member of the 2004 Crooked Verse Poetry Slam Team in New Hampshire (Durham, NH; May 2004)
• Regular at the Cafe Eclipse weekly Poetry Night with three feature performances (Concord, NH, 1999 – 2001)

Conference Programming

• Co-Organized the Gender Spectrum Family Conference “Kids Camp” (ages 4-12).  (Oakland; September 2010)
• Organized the Geek Lab (all-day community tech assistance space) for the BlogHer Reach Out Tour (Boston and D.C.; October 2008)

Publications Management

• Founder and Director of CultureConductor.com (2010 – 2011)
• Founder and Director of Genderfork.com (2007 – 2017)
• Founder and Editor-in-Chief of WRIToracle and TheWrit.org (2003-2006)
• Editor-in-Chief of Outside the Lines, my high school literary magazine, for three years (1999 – 2001)

Publishing

• Prose poem appeared in “Gender Outlaws: The Next Generation” as the End Note (Seal Press; September 2010)
• Short story, “The Social Experiment” appeared in the anthology, Coming and Crying, Edited by Melissa Gira Grant and Meaghan O’Connell (Glass Houses Press; September 2010)
• Featured in the book Twitter Wit: Brilliance in 140 Characters or Less, edited by Nick Douglas. (HarperCollins; Summer 2009)
• Poem appeared in Cherry Bleeds literary magazine (January 2009)
• Short story, “Will You Go Out With Me?” appeared in Can I Sit With You, Too?, an anthology benefiting special needs children (Deadwood City Publishing; Fall 2008)
• Article, “How to Respond to Clueless Advertising” appeared in Queercents (April 2008)
• Article, “Get Yourself a Website,” appeared in Freelance Daily (2005)
• Published extensively in WRIToracle (2003 – 2006)
• Two poems appeared in Aegis, the University of New Hampshire literary magazine (2004)

Interviews & Press

• Interviewed by Dr. Charlie Glickman about the Genderplayful Marketplace in Good Vibrations Magazine (January 2011)
• News coverage about the Genderplayful Marketplace’s early stages on About.com, Feministing, SF Bay Guardian, and SF Chronicle (December 2010 – January 2011)
• Discussed Culture Conductor and my views on community management on Tummelvision (July 2010)
• Discussed Genderfork, Deviants Online, and Culture Conductor projects for QuestionRiot.com. (August 2010)
• Interviewed on FCC Free Radio for perspectives on social media marketing.  (July 2009)
• Interviewed on Pirate Cat radio for perspectives on gender and blogging (audio clips). (March 2008)
• Interviewed by Dr. Karen Rayne of Adolescent Sexuality about my experience growing up queer (Part 1, Part 2). (March 2008)

Clients: Web Development, Online Community, & Social Media

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